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Hand of the Devil
Dean Vincent Carter
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Description for Hand of the Devil
Paperback. Ashley Reeves, a young magazine journalist, hoping to report on an unusual species of insect - the Ganges Red, meets Reginald Mather, who at first seems no more than an eccentric collector. But when Reeves unearths the horrific truth he finds himself thrown headlong into a macabre nightmare that quickly spirals out of control. Num Pages: 288 pages. BIC Classification: 5AN; YFC. Category: (J) Children / Juvenile. Dimension: 196 x 129 x 18. Weight in Grams: 204. Good, clean copy
When young magazine journalist Ashley Reeves receives an intriguing letter he leaves his London office in the hope of reporting on an unusual species of insect - the Ganges Red. That evening he arrives on Aries Island and encounters the writer of the letter - Reginald Mather.
At first Mather seems no more than an eccentric collector, happy to live in isolation on the island. But when Reeves unearths the horrific truth he finds himself thrown headlong into a macabre nightmare that quickly spirals out of control. His life is in danger . . . and Mather is ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Corgi Childrens
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780552552974
SKU
KSG0008022
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Dean Vincent Carter
Dean Carter began writing short stories at the age of fourteen. After graduating from Thames Valley University with a degree in English and Media Studies, he worked in sales and as a bookseller before getting a job in the facilities department at Transworld Publishers and Random House Children's Books. His writing talent was spotted by his editor after she read ... Read more
Reviews for Hand of the Devil
The next Stephen King
Evening Standard
Frightened the daylights out of me. Better than Stephen King
Andy McNab Dean Vincent Carter proves himself a master of the genre displaying a true understanding of the terrors of one's internal world and gradual corrosions of control . . . A taut and particularly gruesome, gripping and, in points, graphic ... Read more
Evening Standard
Frightened the daylights out of me. Better than Stephen King
Andy McNab Dean Vincent Carter proves himself a master of the genre displaying a true understanding of the terrors of one's internal world and gradual corrosions of control . . . A taut and particularly gruesome, gripping and, in points, graphic ... Read more